Inventing the AIDS Virus : The Truth behind the Biggest Medical Miscalculation of Our Time

In this book, Peter Duesberg, eminent scientist and "AIDS dissident" puts the case against HIV as the cause of AIDS.

Instead he proposes the risk-AIDS hypothesis, which suggests that the various AIDS conditions are brought on by a number of health-risk factors, including heavy and prolonged drug use.

Duesberg is a controversial figure on both sides of the Atlantic and has been the subject of much press coverage.

In his view HIV "is one of the most harmless viruses you could possibly have".